Joanne Lee Smith explains that chronic pain and neurological symptoms aren't permanent. Your brain can form new pathways and reduce pain when you understand what's happening. Neuroplasticity means change is possible.
Many more are becoming trained now, and a lot are doing this privately, but now that the message is beginning to filter through, some people might get the answers that they're looking for, but again, it's unlikely that you are going to get those answers, and you're just going to be getting told, we're really sorry, this is permanent, this is forever, this is incurable, and But really, you've actually got a perfectly working engine, like the equivalent of that brand new car. There's nothing actually wrong, it's working the way it should. The brain's working the way that a brain should work when it's had, um, the things that have happened happen. Um, it's just working the way it will, and when you understand it and you've got the knowledge, and then you can respond to it differently. New pathways form within the brain. The brain is plastic, neuroplastic, so it means that it's capable of change and it's capable of learning a new way, and it's capable of getting out of pain and symptoms too. So be excited, be very excited. Get in touch if you want to chat more, if you want to ask any questions.
